Graze.com!

[keziath]

Courtesy of googlebrat, I've just signed up to http://www.graze.com

It's a site that sends you fresh fruit, dried fruit and other healthy snacks for £2.99 per box, aand you can rate products so you don't get sent stuff you're allergic to. You can pick how often you get sent boxes, and apparently it's easy to unsubscribe.

Now I'm looking forward to Wednesday and seeing what my first box is like ^_^

...if anyone checks it out and wants to give it a try, then if you use the code 3PFYD6F you get your first box for a pound, and I save a pound off my next box. (Or you could use Googlebrat's code 51RWM3HI to get your first box free and second halfprice, but that's only valid til 2nd April. Not sure if you get 2nd one halfprice with my offer).

Comments

[dragonz.livejournal.com]

That is such a brilliant idea! I wish they delivered in Ireland - I'd try it out straight away. I also want to know what your box is going to be like now. xD I was reading through their products page and drooling copiously!

[keziath.livejournal.com]

I'll let you know on Wednesday! :)

[googlebrat.livejournal.com]

They are NICE. *is a happy convert* I think the frosted and honey nuts are my favourite. Or possibly the dried fruit and chocolate mixes.

[carmenwoods.livejournal.com]

That sounds awesome! I wish we had something cool like that here in America's wang. D:

[http://users.livejournal.com/purple_fire_/]

ooh this looks yummy, might try this out.

[tinopener.livejournal.com]

I was lucky enough to get some vouchers for Abel and Cole, who deliver organic produce. They are somewhat expensive but have some yummy stuff, both for omnivores and veggies. I'll have a look at Graze!

[stormwindz.livejournal.com]

Ooh, I remember the Abel and Cole stall at the last organic food festival, it looked like value for money though, with the amount you get?

Not sure about this graze stuff, IMHO a bit of fruit and some nuts =/= lunch!

[keziath.livejournal.com]

Of course it's not lunch! Lunch (for me, anyway) comes from a baguette shop round the corner.

It does make for some very tasty elevenses and an addition to lunch, though :)

[tinopener.livejournal.com]

Some Abel and Cole stuff is fairly good value, but some is way too pricy. We tried their soysage sausages the other night - ugh! Tasted just like paxo stuffing but far more crumbly. The venison sausages are wonderful though!

[chinese-lily.livejournal.com]

That sounds really cool.
Like your avatar! :)